Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-07
BREVTTTEs.


RheA In Fairy Fingers tonight.
-Four days Eastern mail arrived last
evening.
night
The tug Richard Holysks was In poft
yesterday, eoaIing.
The PogtiAnds defeated the wilIanettes
On sunday b . score Of toA
At Trinity Church on Sunday Bishsp
Paddock confirmed fifteen candidates
Mrs Sarah N. Renton. Of Pert Blakely,
= suffering with an attack Of pneumonia.
A large number Of seats have been sold
Ing.
The steamer Fanny Lake has tsk n the
place o. the Zephyr on the Seaftle-0lym-
pia route.
Do not faH 70 see Mia Rhea in the
charming comedy Of Fairy Fingers.r
this evening.
The steamer Alkf is haviag new boilers
placed IN her aud IL receiving repairs 70
her engines In San Francisco.
The Port Gamble Mn Company's tug
1yrns Nssker was IN port yesterday
morning. % get q couple OF 6remeu.
The ship Sc. Mark will load at Tacoma
with south Prairie coal and will be towed
up SOUND today By tbs tug Qasen City.
A man By the name Of Robert Pickrell,
who resids - near the beach. was arrested
Yesterday on charge Of beating hiB wife.
The regula- mouthiy meeting Of the
ladies Relief Society viii no held 81 the
CnAmoeT OF Commerce reoms this after
nom 81 the usual hour.
A large hose Il assured for tomorrow
night when Khea and her really first
cas- company OF artists win present
Pygmalion and Gslatea."
The bark Aureola. which has been
anchored u the stream for the past three
weeks waiting her turn at the bunbe q
yesterday co nmenced loading Cedar |
Mountain coal for San FRA CISCO.
Rev, ID. r. Blaine, accompanied by his |
WIG, leaves today for Reading Centre,
New Hofk K whore he has some business |
70 at nd 70: He hspes { ! be able to re-
turn 70 seattle in about six months.
Chief Justice Jones gave notice yester- |
day that on Wednesday m 1rniRg he |
would call the civil calendar for the as
signment OF cause4 The attorneys should |
De W this important matter in mind.
Possibly one Of the nest important |
events Of the year Is about TO occur in |
Seattie-by glancing down the third |
column OF the second page until you come
to "etop. you will gain full information. |
Balrd's Minstr Is pa sed through here
Yesterday morning on their way to Vic |
s4rsA' a They sPent sunday ~, night N This
In the East, and is not q member at pres |
ent. as 10 generally supposed.
Mr.. Humes. for the prosecution ad- |
dressed the jury on the Miller case last /
evening. and the sp eches for the defend |
ant. and the CLOSING speech BY the Pros |
ecutiDg Attorney win be made today. /
The case viii probably 90 70 the jary |
early this afternoon.
Ths formal transfer of the steamer |
Zephyr TO the Tacoma Mil Company, |
took place yesterday. Captain ". r. |
Ballard will remain in the boat 9 few /
days. or until the company secures q /
suitable man to relieve him. Today the |
Zephyr will carry an excursion party /
from Tacoma 70 Olympia
The jumping match. on Sund v, Cat |
Black Diamond, between Nate Hawk Of 1
Prairie. for = purse o. SIS. was won By |
Hawk. who in four attempts at two hops /
and jump. scored % feet and inches. |
Marry had five trials at hop, step and 4
Jump ard SEQ ed as feet and inch. The /
ground was In bad condition on account |
OF rain. and b til men claim they can /
beat the record made on that occasion.
other matches are talked of.
Mr.. A. MCDOWELL. a soldier Of the 18th |
Infantry. who OBLIGATED as umpire 10 the /
game between the Reds and Shoshones /
last summer and had his nose broken.
met W III similar accident last Sunday, |
while performing the sane duties at the Il
willamette and Portlands game. By being /
struck In the face during the third inning /
by bounding ball, crushing in his check /
bone. lie win p obably be disfizured for
life.
Only twenty miles Of staging now re
mains on the popular Southern route, the
Oregon & California railroad. Travel by /
this routa Is much quicker than any other
COW. and when the remaining twenty /
miles are covered by rail. Il will be fully /
appreciated by the travelling public. who
as a rule. prefer the mo rapid means OF
transit. As this road furnishes that, az
short time this, the Mount Shast9"
route, vii, be the NEST popular on the
Coast.
The steamer Mastlck came into port
yesterday, after her first weeks week
since her overhauling Captain Gilmore
reports that he towed two vessels from
the Cape to ports on the sound. and one
loaded vessel to Townsend. which he will
tow 10 sea a. soon as she gets ew. He
has two vessels already engaged TO tow
20 the Cape this week. He says the Mas
tick does well considering that her boilers
and esglnes are now. One thing has been
demon str Atsd, and that Is that she viii be
very economical on fuel. she had 60 tons
OF screenings when she left and after
weeks slmost constant running. has con
siderably more than halt OF il stin I'M
usof.
Bishop c H Fowler. of the Methodist
Episcopal Church. ts 70 arrive In this city
THURSDAY evening of this week. A re
cspiiQn viii bs rendered him that evening
at the first Methodist Kpiscopal Church.
corner Second and Columbia streets. az
$50 O'Clock. by the members and friends
OF the sever i Methodist Episcopal
Churches of the city, sad = very agree
able time IL anticipated. Bishop Fowler
lectures Friday evening at the Presby
terrain Church seattle uHder the auspices
OF the Young Peoples Union Of the First
Methodist Episcopal Church. on Great
Deeds OF Great Men" A crowded house
is expected.